How ADHD can present differently in women across the lifespan, including the ways it may be masked by high achievement, people-pleasing, anxiety, emotional overwhelm, perfectionism, or chronic self-doubt.
A careful look at the overlap between autism and ADHD, asking what it means when these presentations coexist, how they may interact, and why the combination can create a distinct and sometimes confusing clinical picture.
Discover the emerging connection between ADHD, chronic health issues, and the body’s stress and immune systems. This session introduces the Somatic Super-Syndrome - a powerful new lens linking neurodiversity with physical health, and offering practical tools for regulation, recovery, and deeper understanding.
Date: Tuesday 11th May 2027
Time: 6:30–7:30pm (UK time)
Location: Online via Zoom
Every person with ADHD has a unique ‘signature’, a distinct pattern of strengths, challenges, and ways of processing the world. Understanding and working with this personal ADHD signature can transform self-awareness and deepen therapeutic outcomes.
Date: Tuesday 9th March 2027
Time: 6:30–7:30pm (UK time)
Location: Online via Zoom
Explore how mindset shapes the ADHD experience and learn practical tools to shift unhelpful patterns in this live online workshop.
Sleep and ADHD have a complex, two-way relationship. For many adults with ADHD, difficulties winding down, restless nights, and irregular sleep patterns are more than side effects - they’re central to how the condition expresses itself. In this 60-minute webinar, Dr James Kustow and Robert Rees unpack how disrupted sleep rhythms affect attention, emotion, and motivation - and what can be done about it.
The Suicide Crisis Toolkit: A Tenacious Approach
Tuesday 19th January 5pm-6pm UK
Joy Hibbins and Robert Rees
Live on Zoom
Free to attend
How to Thrive with Adult ADHD: An Expert-Led Seminar
Date: 12th January 2027
Time: 18:30 - 19:30 PM
Hosts: Dr. James Kustow and Robert Rees
This final session of four sessions looks at the Process‑oriented model, inviting you to follow spontaneous bodily process in the moment and trust the bodymind’s capacity for self‑organisation within a solid therapeutic frame.
The Body Psychotherapy Series
Session 4 of 4
Friday 8th January
14:00-16:00 (UK)
Work addiction and burnout are often socially rewarded yet clinically significant patterns. The impact on health, relationships and meaning in life can be profound. This 2 hour clinical webinar explores work related addiction through psychological, relational and neurobiological lenses, equipping you to work with clarity, confidence and ethical balance.
The Addiction Series - Work
(Session 5 of 5 in series)
Wed, December 9th
17:30 PM - 19:30 PM
This webinar explores the Relational model, highlighting how two bodies co‑create the therapeutic relationship and how your own embodied responses can become vital clinical information.
The Body Psychotherapy Series
Session 3 of 4
Friday 4th December
14:00-16:00 (UK)
Tuesday 1st December 2026
6:30-7:45pm (UK time)
Online via Zoom
£25 (inclusive of VAT)
Join us for an accessible, high-quality session that brings clarity to one of the most important, and often confusing, aspects of ADHD treatment. Discover how ADHD medication works, what to expect, and how to make confident, informed choices about treatment.
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